Craddock once said that, as preachers, “the goal is not to get something said but to get something heard.”26 I am fascinated by the recent work of Jeremy Begbie, formerly of Cambridge and now at Duke—a man of numerous talents. He is a concert pianist, oboist, and conductor. He also is a theologian and has recently written the volume Theology, Music and Time. He says that music involves the twin elements of tension and resolution. And it happens in multiple forms. These he explains by means of a graphic